April 1, 1976: How Apple’s Garage Origins Sparked A $3 Trillion Empire WealthWise With Jeffrey Hirsch podcast

April 1, 1976: How Apple’s Garage Origins Sparked a $3 Trillion Empire

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In this special This Week in Wall Street History segment, Todd M. Schoenberger retraces a legendary Day One: April 1, 1976—the day Apple Computer Company was born in Steve Jobs’ garage by the trio of Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. That humble beginning led to the Apple I, a pioneering personal computer that sparked a technological revolution.

Fast forward to today: Apple has transformed into a global powerhouse, becoming the world’s most valuable company with a market cap over $3 trillion—and has become a benchmark for innovation, ecosystem integration, and brand loyalty. Join us as we unpack how those early decisions set the blueprint for tech transcendence—and what today’s founders can learn from Apple’s ascent.

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